Halogen
Many of today's fixtures uses halogen bulbs, which produce a bright, white light. They most closely replicate the color spectrum of the sun.
Halogen bulbs have a longer life and provide more light (lumens) per watt than regular incandescent bulbs. Their small size and intensity make halogens great for task lighting.
Since halogen bulbs burn hotter than other types, they require more caution. When changing a halogen bulb, be sure to wait until the bulb cools to touch it. Always use a clean rag to handle a halogen bulb, as oils from your hand will cause the bulb to burn hotter and can greatly reduce the life of your bulb.
